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The Planning Commission in May 2012 had constituted the expert group under the then Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council Chairman C Rangarajan to review the Tendulkar Committee methodology for estimating poverty, following an uproar over the number of poor in the country.

"I think the import of gold will come down because of the natural factors like inflation coming down, and gold prices not rising and the attraction of gold as an asset will come down. That's what reflects in the reduction of gold import," he said.

Given the performance in the first nine months and GDP growth of 4.9 per cent projected by the CSO in its advance estimates for this financial year, the economy must expand 5.7 per cent in the fourth quarter ending March.

India's Current Account Deficit (CAD) is expected to be around two per cent of GDP during the current fiscal on the back of slackening imports and increased shipments, Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council (PMEAC) Chairman C Rangarajan has said.

"Economic growth has in fact declined much more steeply than what is warranted by the decline in investment. This might be because projects have not been completed in time or complementary investments have not been forthcoming," Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council chairman C Rangarajan said here.

The 10th round of auction under the New Exploration Licensing Policy (NELP-X) will require bidders to quote the amount of oil or gas output they are willing to offer to the government from the first day of production, Oil Secretary Vivek Rae said.

The Planning Commission in May 2012 had constituted the expert group under the then Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council Chairman C Rangarajan to review the Tendulkar Committee methodology for estimating poverty, following an uproar over the number of poor in the country.

"I think the import of gold will come down because of the natural factors like inflation coming down, and gold prices not rising and the attraction of gold as an asset will come down. That's what reflects in the reduction of gold import," he said.

Given the performance in the first nine months and GDP growth of 4.9 per cent projected by the CSO in its advance estimates for this financial year, the economy must expand 5.7 per cent in the fourth quarter ending March.

India's Current Account Deficit (CAD) is expected to be around two per cent of GDP during the current fiscal on the back of slackening imports and increased shipments, Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council (PMEAC) Chairman C Rangarajan has said.

"Economic growth has in fact declined much more steeply than what is warranted by the decline in investment. This might be because projects have not been completed in time or complementary investments have not been forthcoming," Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council chairman C Rangarajan said here.

The 10th round of auction under the New Exploration Licensing Policy (NELP-X) will require bidders to quote the amount of oil or gas output they are willing to offer to the government from the first day of production, Oil Secretary Vivek Rae said.

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Source:The Hindu BusinessLine - The Prime Minister Economic Advisory Council has estimated drawdown of $6-9 billion from forex reserves to finance the current account deficit. It said that it does stick to $70 billion current account deficit target for 2013-14, but the net inflow would be 61

-sharing formula for sugarcane pricing, something which has also been recommended by a high-powered panel on sugar sector constituted under the chairmanship of head of Prime Minister Economic Advisory Council, C Rangarajan.

-sharing formula for sugarcane pricing, something which has also been recommended by a high-powered panel on sugar sector constituted under the chairmanship of head of Prime Minister Economic Advisory Council, C Rangarajan.

-sharing formula for sugarcane pricing, something which has also been recommended by a high-powered panel on sugar sector constituted under the chairmanship of head of Prime Minister Economic Advisory Council, C Rangarajan.

Source:FirstPost - 10. 15 am: CAD can even go lower than $70 bn, says RangarajanThe countrys current account deficit is likely to be reined in at $70 billion or even lower this year, Prime Ministers Economic Advisory Council Chairman C Rangarajan told CNBC-TV18.He said the estimate has taken

Source:FirstPost - 10. 15 am: CAD can even go lower than $70 bn, says RangarajanThe countrys current account deficit is likely to be reined in at $70 billion or even lower this year, Prime Ministers Economic Advisory Council Chairman C Rangarajan told CNBC-TV18.He said the estimate has taken

Source:FirstPost - 10. 15 am: CAD can even go lower than $70 bn, says RangarajanThe countrys current account deficit is likely to be reined in at $70 billion or even lower this year, Prime Ministers Economic Advisory Council Chairman C Rangarajan told CNBC-TV18.He said the estimate has taken

Source:FirstPost - 10. 15 am: CAD can even go lower than $70 bn, says RangarajanThe countrys current account deficit is likely to be reined in at $70 billion or even lower this year, Prime Ministers Economic Advisory Council Chairman C Rangarajan told CNBC-TV18.He said the estimate has taken

Source:FirstPost - 10. 15 am: CAD can even go lower than $70 bn, says RangarajanThe countrys current account deficit is likely to be reined in at $70 billion or even lower this year, Prime Ministers Economic Advisory Council Chairman C Rangarajan told CNBC-TV18.He said the estimate has taken

Source:FirstPost - 10. 15 am: CAD can even go lower than $70 bn, says RangarajanThe countrys current account deficit is likely to be reined in at $70 billion or even lower this year, Prime Ministers Economic Advisory Council Chairman C Rangarajan told CNBC-TV18.He said the estimate has taken